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Walt Disney's Heroic Hero

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Walt Disney is the person we picked that is most heroic. Walt Disney created Disney world not being experienced or knowing the outcome of it. With that said by him not knowing if he was going to even make a profit or completely be unsuccessful, I think it shows bravery and courage in his character. As well as the disney theme parks he has achieved many other things. Like holding the world record for most academy awards, 22 oscars from 59 different nominations and he was presented with 2 Golden Globe special achievement awards. Walt Disney is giving his experience of imagination to kids by sharing his creations around the world. Which shows his hero-like qualities in many different ways. For example, Elementary school competitions,

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